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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
A SAN ANTONIO FAILURE,
The Oldest Firm in the Alamo City Makes
an Assignment.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, Ten Sept. The
whole city vas startled this morning by
the news that the old reliable jewel-y
house of Bell & Brother had assigned for
the benefit Of their creditors. No reliable
iDf0rmstion can now De given IS to the set
tlement Mr.. sam Bell, the JUNIOR mem
Der OF the house, has given $4,000 bond
as assignee, and VII prepare g statement
for the creditors within the next ten
days. The amount OF inde0te dDe.
IS roughly estimated at So 900. To off
Sc. il is the stock and accounts. Failure
to make collections owing 20 the drou,n
ami the condition Of the cattle msrset,
was the cause Of the suspension Bel
Bros WEs the Oldest house in the civ.
established in 1852. During the thirty
FIVE years they have established 6 reputs-
business qualities which renders their
tresslrg, Thile giving them
entire community. They have rot grown
rich during these years, but haYe simply
p2id expenses Their manner Of living,
as well SIS doing business, disarm5 all
criticism and only deep expressions ORE
gret are heard on ell sides Taking
great pride in their business,
they have always kept large
stock, end this during the years OF
drouth las proved heavy draught upon
their reC0urces. There is a very general
! and earnest wish expressed On the streets
that the suspension may be but tempo5
rsry, and that the firm which is so web
and favorably known in Western Texas
may DO soon able to resume.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

EXEC JIlNE MAN>IbN,
WASHINGTuN, Sept. >, 1851.
Hon. Abram = Hewitt, Mayor of New York
City; Hon. r. Beckman, President of the
Board of Alderman, and Hon. james +. Fiiz
gerald;
GENTLEM NJ have received your
pleasing note requesting me in behalf of
the donors OF certain flags to be pre-
scented by the New York Fire Depart
ment, as well as in behalf of the citizens
of New York generally and the executive
and legislative branches of the city gov
eminent, 10 deliver the coIors mentioned
by the fire department on such day in
September SIS shall suit my convenience.
1t would certainly afford me
pleasure 10 contribute in any degree TO
the significance OF this occasion, and o
the satisfaction OF the brave men whose
| services are thus to be recognized.
/ hope however that l shall not be miSun-
derstood when l base my decliustjon OF
your kind invitation upon my unwilling
/ ness that I, as wife of the President, ought
to participate so prominently in s. public
ceremony in winch he took no part
! Yours very truly,
FRANCIS Folsom CLEVELAND.
The letter is in Mrs. CIevelaud's hand
writing.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

The New York Herald throws out 8
gentle hint, which those who pay $50 q
foot for barren lands that were only
valued st So an acre year ago, should
not overlook. 1t says: "'B0om' is the
beginning of boomerang"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

Because her lover broke sn engage
ment to take her to the military encamp.
ment, Cora Miller OF Bucyrus, Ohio,
twenty-one years old, and pretty, shot
herself with suicidal intent.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
the north and east TITS simply case
Of mIsdirected energy, that's all"

Mr.. Taylor was asked II he would tel
rs where this abundant and cheap coal
and iron could be obtained, and he re
piled, "Certeinly, and will tell you with
great pleasure efter awhile. Just now
have discussion with another psrty.
But you all know here anyhow, without
my telling you. However, should Ne not
meet again before 60 to Abilene, I viii
write you. telling sIl things"
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

EaImage's Sermons One Ysar fer Is Dollar
Take the WEEKLY GAzETTE for 81, and
you will have, besides TaImaga's serlons
every week, the latest stale, domestic.
ana foreign news by telegraph, fashion
and household notes and 6 thrilling Sc
iLai story. Subscribe now Tor yourself
snd fTtend5
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

= Don't wair until you are sick aoEore
trying t;2rter's Little L.veE Pills, lutget
vial S. onee. You .e&u's taxes then
wlthoa. benefit
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

3 In oreer 10 avoid all danger of RI lias your
Eeaitu ~ drinaf'@ impure water u1t9Sten TO
twenty RJops Of ABgostJrs Bit-crst to every
glas5 ofFater you drIpk. -
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
THE DAILY GAZETTE
SUNDAY, OCTOBER I'd,
SIS
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 18th.

subjects
the
1. FLIRTING It's Various Phases Effects.
Things 1t Experience Observation
II. The Temptations of Girls.
Country
m S
III. The Modern Woman and Dress.
Time and Money Should
Dress?-Should Won-s Effect
SoetyIow Men Regard the Question and the Wesrer
". ingersoII at Home.
Life
public Opinions Interviews and Inter
He Done More Good?
V Women in Business
Their Abi-Persona
Publicly Given.
VI. Friendships of Men and Women.
Sax?-Some Experiences and Anecdotes
The remaining letters treat topics equally popular and timely
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
A TIFELY LETTER.

Mrs Cleveland VIII Not be Chief Figure in
Ceremony Where Her Husband Takes
no Part
NEW YORK, Sep. 6.-The following
letter pyp1sfrs itself.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
7D,RAN COLLEGE,
Thorp-~ Spring, Tex.
~. ----,a--F,n f7r T1Tgc p7vV GaA QieIeg

sav--s ana methods progressive and yet
..r. .g. Irc various schools are sepa-
s-t ..s..rc,, with an experienced teacher
r. .lt of each \ new. elegant and com
: homo WY furnished for young ladies'
,gois.0t c9mtort,nea'Dess OF appearance and
a7e of arrangement. We are three
7 r5u I.rauuury, which IS on the Fort
r. md Is. rrauie Railroad. Send for cat
ri s1a special circular setting forth the
Ely -ty4auges whicn Add Ran College
27l,a sci .a. for Young ladies We invite
En-. c5Hparlson with me best schools Of
yg--..7 a. Il u. CLARK.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
INTELLIGENT fplscussIon OF Ala
CURRENT TOPICS.

THE WEEKLY GAZETTE will be msde
full and complete newspaper for al who
have not time or inclination TO pore over
the pages of daily, and the constant aim
and resolve will be TO add every new
feature that increases the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
REDUCTION in PRICE

Tor the CID plan Of d.stuout.1a f.ee fremt-
ums by lot, believing II VII prove more
satisfactory, IS it WI oone1t g sIester
number. This makes
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07

ment under such sn order OF things. The
claim, therefore, that Fort Worth is
metropolis or commercial centre, is pop
pgCock. You are nothing bnt retail
shop and never can De anything else as
long as this thing lasts"
"But now are you going to remedy IL"
''There is but one way. You win have
TO do like Kansas City, St. Louis and
Chicago. You will have to manufacture
those things which they now sell to
you and ell the country. When you
manufacture those things, those who
buy from you will be relieved OF
all the freight which they now have TO pay
from Chicago, st. Louis or Kansas City,
and when they see this of course they
will come to you with great rush. That
would do the JOB quickly and give you
absolute command of vast territory to
feed upon and grow rich upon at will.
That would make you great commercial
center and big city, and tell you moth
ing else will. You can't make big cities
without people, and you can't hold
people together without giving
them employment whereby they may
support themselves comfortably; and
you cannot give them employment
without manufactures. But you can't
do much manufacturing without plenty Of
cheap coal and iron. And are these
things accessible to you? Why, yes
abundsntly, sir; abundantly. If Fort
Worth had only spent about one-tenth OF
the energy in developing these thing:
which she has thrown away on hel
| multitudious competing lines to the NORTH
and east, she would already be grsnc
city, the pride OF Texas, and the envy o
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-07
MANUFACTURES.
An Interesting Interview With an Old
Texan on the West and the
Panhandle,
His View OF VIVA Fort Worth should DO to
Realiz, All the Possibilities
~ of Its Position.

Mr.. y. A Taylor Of A5;lena. IS Ia the
city, iGstraturned from 81 extensive trip
through the Panhandle. Asked what he
thought OF that region, lie said to Ga
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

8. F.. ALTA painting. by Australian
artists. Of Al American Ian Escape. OF
fered as q present tn Mrs Cleveland.
has been properly declined. The gen.
tiemen who rendered should compre-
bend fully the meaning Of the refusal
II accepted, it would encc urage the
offer Of presents to Mrs. Cleveland OIL
the President by Americans. and it i,
remembered at the White House, Yer,
properly. that behind every gift is tn,
giver. and behind the giver is a motive
and in the motive. sometimes, is the be
ginning OF q scandal.
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!CompIyIuE with the Law.

At a recent meeting Of the Board OF
County Commissioners, Of Humboldt
county. Sheriff Fellows was authorized
by the Board to have the loor. to the
main building, which opened inward.
changed 80 az to open outward. In com
Plianee With an act Of the Legislature.
The Sheriff employed William Black
stock TO hang the doors as provided by
Law. and he has done so. Anybody 60
ing in or nj OF the Court House can
now push his way through. ns The doors
OPEN both ways. We lrn,t that those
who have charge Of school houses and
public buildings will tnks inmed alto
step to haze the doors hung In Oompli-
ance with the law passed by the recent
Legislature.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
n. Pr..iA.n. D.aA.

A Salt Lake dispatch Of yesterday
says The Death il announced OF john
Taylor. President Of che Mormon
Church. Who died last night ct 8 O'Clock.
but the piece il not given. He was 79
yean old. joiEsd the Mormon Church
In 1887. and vas made one Of the twelve
apostles in 1888. He vas . missionary
for 20 years and editor OF various Church
papers and publications. He embraced
PIlygAmy among the nrst. and denied
its Practice after being in il for years.
He was President OF the twelve when
brigham Young died. aud became PreSi-
dent Of the ChuIch in 1889. lie war
indicted for unlANful cohaLitntion early
in 1885. aud uent into hiding in Febru
AIRY Of that year. and has not shown up
in public since. George Q Cannon has
u bitter article In the Church organ.
charging TIylor's blood to the perSecu-
tors Who have bounded him tn his death.
Commenting on the demise Of this
ecclesiastical head OF the Church oil
Jesus Chri>t OF Latter D-y Saints the
Silver State say: "Ths ignorant and
dsluded Mortuous believe that the Presi-
dent Of the Church is the prophet OF the
Lard, and IL Taylor's successor il equal
to the occasion he can by . new reVe-
lntion end the beastly practices OF
Polygamy. acknowledge the supremacy
Of the civil over the sccIesiAStical law,
aud placn Utah in n position. to which
it Is entitled By population and proper.
~. to become a star in the galaxy OF
States"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
n Scottish chief.

The yacht Thistle. which il 10 COM
pete for the Americas cup in New York
hArbor, sailed from Glasgow, Scotland,
Monday. The Thistle was built for the
express purpose Of winning back the
cup which was won by the yacht Ameri-
On in English Writers over thirty years
ago. and for the recovery OF which many
British yachts have since crossed the
Atlantic in vain.
The vessel which il to compete With
the Thistle for the prize is the steel
Sloop Volunteer, just built by General
Paine at Boston. She had a trial trip
last week and ran from Boston to
MRrblehead in the open ocean with a
ten knot breeze. and bounded lightly
over the waves in 4 mnnne that salts
aed her owner a. we'll as her designer.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

Sunday norAiae. The buildingH
hoEnSd tASlads all d the hsavi<nl stores
q cAiaAtoup. ~ yell u the JOSS house.
vhkA SAS QSi1s S~lshouLisly Attsd up.
aAa another AAseAbly hail. All iuSur-
AAne "a uithdrSwn from Chinatown on
Saturday. and che loss will be SOlute.
II il impossible TO make an Exact ssti-
mate Of the loss. bAi IL is generally
placed at slOO. 900. Frequent incend.
iAry attempts had been made previonS
ly 10 burn the b~uiidings. aud the pres.
ent ere was undoubtedly imcendiaIy.
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EXAMINING The BOOKS.

The Warrington Star sAya: On every
Aeeount the propoEal TO examine the
books Of the disbursing officers ia all
thS departments Of the Government, and
sonpnrs balances With cash. il 10 be
commended. No private business can
b run successfully except by frequent
comparisons Of this sort. An honest
b~ookksspeT would not wish II otherwise,
And = dishonest one ought not to be al
loved tho advantage Of lar oversight.
IN the Government employ tbs t+mpta.
hon TO ssSy.going methods is very strong
Indeed. Public business 10 everybody
husinSsA. - the proyerb goes. A man
Who 10 naturally inclined TO be accom-,
nodatinR, and 70 do fsvom for asso-
sSAtsS, IL under special pressure in q
Government ONCE. and the fac, that he
j. doing work for . vast quasi. corpora.
tOn instead OF for = private individual
y liable to weaken his sense Of re.pon.
ability. There does hot appear to be
Sny r'sVn for suSpecting that . large
puubsE Of Government disburaers have
bees rsersAnt to thrir trusts, even con.
~stSuSsiyslyI bat in 'isw Of the develop
nsnts Of the last few months. those Who
have respected the proPieties most
S~sEupulouhy will doub,leSs be ths drst
n welcome An iATssagaiion which will
rSnovs from them every shadow Of gen.
sEai doubt and suspicion.
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~ DEcIsIoS.

The AttoTnsy-Gsnsrai has rendered q
VaSV inportAn, decision with regard 10
ShsNUAsN aIisDSio hold mining stocks.
The ~ Of CongTssS Of March $, 1878,
IsSsretsd tbs ownership OF real estate
IN Tssrttoriss 70 American citizens and
forbade eHane holding real properly or
ear lnIarsst therein within the Terri
tohss, II vas claimed In certain DOM.
Aasisatons 70 tbs President that this
lAO pspyented sIisns from owning
ABS o. ntoek issnsd BY American cor.
HsFsHops thaI own mineral lands 10 The
TsshtoTIss, The President referred The
ns,ass 10 he AitotnSy.G General, whose
Spiy dfsvS Ne distinction between tho
eOssDhip Of reality In mineral OF other
hpds holding sAook OF shares or even
hasss which are personal property,
The disipetlon sssms 20 obvious hat II
Vbanes Dat aBy confession on ths
OSbtsSt Shosld hare nsss, TAs public
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ALGSIIs Tee Previous.

He Crying to get out Of IL pleasantly
I'm uwfully sorry that I must 20 o
night. Miss bessie. What an agreeable
tWo weeks we've had Of it. 1 will 60
and ask your fsther-he WAS going to
say. ''to harness the horse"
She-Oh, William. I knew II would
come. and l asked pa yesterday 30 rs
to have NO more trouble. Hu is Inor,
than willing.
William concluded to accept the stu.
alton gracefully. aud cards were al one,
ordered.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

Tho trial OF J. l.. Moore. on the
charge Of having murdered his dnugh.
lei. Alice. is progressing at Reno. and
the evidence Of tho defendant. q synop.
si' Of which 10 given in the Gazette. in.
dicstes that there has been some tall
swearing In tho case. Moore tshiass
that there had been no troubls In the
family on the evening PRIOR 10 ths death
OF Allos. that he and his daughter we're
on the nest OF terms, that she was sub.
jsct 10 Ats. In mi Of which she died on
the bed in prssenos Of The yari rs mem.
bers Of the family.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

Virginia ChronIc.e:-A uumber OF
old Democratic Union soldiers in the
different departments in Washington
have become 30 Indignant over the
tAuntS and insults heaped upon the
President by the Graud Army Of the
Republic that they have deliberately
torn of their badges aud declare they
will have no more to do with an orgnni.
zItion run in the interest OF Republican
demagogues aud pnrtisnn-. II is prob
able that unless the wild rawlings OF the
Tutles and Fairchilds are bilenced the
Grand Army Of the Republic will lose
half Of it's members.
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a Gard.

taks this method Of expressing my
sincere aud heartfelt thanks 10 the
many friends, both st BULLION and a
Elko. for che kindness and sympathy
which was 20 generously extended dur.
ing the recent great Ahiiction which
oysrwhslmsd me in Ghs loss Of kind
and loving husband. Your words Of
sympathy and desds Of kindness In this
hour Of trial will ever remain fresh on
iasniory's psge. and my constant prayer
!" that Heaven may reward you. Tor I
cannot. %.
Mrs. A. 4. Fl 'EnSsao.
Eko. New, July o.. 1897,
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APPLICATION FOR PAT
ENT.
mo. SGl.1
L. s. Lam UCc- nj Enrrsn. Nevada
July q. lss;.

July y, lSe;.
NOTICE Il HEREBY OWEN THAT WILL
~ lam ". Chisholm whose residence aud
post oihce ailr"sI il salt Lake City. in salt
Lake County. Utah Territory. has IN de AppIl-
cation for a Cniiel States PAteut for the big
Chief" Lode Ini ing claim, s.tu.ts la FCrUrr
Mining District. FikJ Cnun'y. State OF NevA.
ia. consulting Of 1859 linear feet Of the lode.
aud suriLce ground GO feet side. being Lot OF
Survey Nc. ) band described In tn. field notes
Anl plat OF the oGiciAl survey On Gle ia this
Office. with magnetic VadAtioa at /: degrea
EAST. ~ follows: Commencing At past No. /,
the SoGth-Ucslcrly corner o tho claim, from
which q = GusTt-r.sccliou co uer between and
common TO Sections I aud .. Township a
North. Range 20 East. ut. u aSlo Meridian.
bears S Is deg IL min Z liiJ fot Gi.tant;
thence running - drg 20 mia Z $50 feet TO
the South side post thence y c. deg 20 min T.
tly feet To post no. 4. the sourh-easierly corner
Of tho claim. thence y u deg - mln " co feet
to post Ma. ,. the North eN, rrly corner Of the
Calm: thence 3 "a deg 20 miu " GI9 feet g. the
North -ile post: thence n - deg 20 min " 30
feet II post No. ! the Sorth.aosierIy corner
OF The claim ar t;hrncc S 81 deg 20 min T. 20
feet TO SAii post No /. the place Of beginning,
containing = toill area Of 1857 acres, ali Of
winch Is claimed aud spp,ied for. tho area in
conflict with lot % survey NJ. 81. the NAM
moth lode. not being eIcop.el or excluded
from the claim or from said duplication.
From the middle OF TIA. w-,tcr euI linz
Of said B!s Chief lie ciIim tho discovery point
Of the clAim b-N~s = 50 lie: 81 min T. 80 feet
d:s'aLt. Th- said mining cIIim bring ofrocord
Ia tho pnlco OF ihe County Record of E,Lo
County. EIvAil VIII Is eK.OmcID Rec order OF
SAID mining d~I'ts!ct. At ElSo. - Elku County.
Nevada. Tho n-Aicsi known locations being
the "Main;uo;h" lot j.. Tho Rcd Cloud LOT al.
the "TlNu" lot IS, AMI the Great wcst,f,"
10 q miningciIins. In the same District
AM ani all per on. cl.iEing adversely any
portion OF = III Big Cbiof mine. or surface
ground. are required to hle their adysr,e claims
with the I~I"gi.tcr Of the u Iiicd States Lind
ono. at Eur"EI, IN ;Ls STATE OF Sc,AIA, d r.
ing the sixty days pc id Of publication h,rs
o. "rtroy viii DO barred IVY virtue VI tho pro.
yision' OF Nio StAtGtg.
d II. HALL,
ResI,ler.
dir Ct that this notice be published In tn,
ISi ErENDESI, at EikU. New the uewspauer
pahiI'h' nearest the sail miuiug claim. for
I'd per'd ~ sky JAyH.
d. II HALL.
Register.
Dated. Eito. July a.. 1887.
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The PerkIns-BaId~In Case.

A Los Angeles dispatch Of the 26th
says:
The Perkins Baldwin case was called
before Judge O'Melveny this morning.
Miss Louise did not appear and the fact
that she has compromised the breach Of
promise was thus substa inflated fully.
5. II. White. Louise's leading attorney.
asked for a continuance. He is engaged
in the Bodkin murder trial md said he
would also need time to meet the new
issues raised by the supplemental an
STer by Colonel Wells. Baldwin's coun.
sci. This morning the case Was there
fore continued to August 10th. Louise's
lawyers have an assignment OF the
judgment, and will fight the case .
Baldwin left for the East this morning.
The terms Of agreement by which Miss
Perkins releases Bald vim call for the
payment by the latter Of $1,000. and
the transferral OF 40 acres Of land in
the Portero do Pilipe Luso Rancho.
This land has at present . market value
Of $40 an acre. or $500 for the tract.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

.Paisy ia PssrsAAs toculCa ovnsrship
- IL a1l do.aSasA aay vsy AxteHd
% toUsiOn iAss1nsA n tAS sAasss q
AnsreaA Sahupus~A 4 y OSioaaly
70 the ia6osAet tAs coSnGry - sur
plus eaPtAAi ShOuld - Attracted here
fron AbruAd 70 assis. IN Oar develop
nsni.--tE0v York Star.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
An AbaoIntn Cnr.-

Tho ORIGINAL ABfETiSE OINTMENT +.
only put up In lsrEs, %tuo-ounes Tin bore, ana
> IN 'b'oln,e euro for old ,or.s. b,,n,
wounds ehappcd h,nd'. and all skin ,,p,'
tons will positively cure I'll hind, -, ,ua'
Ass for the ORIGINAL ABiErtsE otsr.
NEWT. Bold BY =. '. Muller Al 4, s,n,.
Oh by nail % o,nI.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

Outside the Office Of the New York
Sun, il seems to be pretty generally
agreed, on the part Of the Democratic
newspapers and politicians. that Grover
Cleveland il to be the Democratic caudi.
date for the Presidency in 1889.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
RsmcdI for nheumutI.m.

A correspondent of the EuSli>h Me-
eh0nic gives the following simple rcin.
edy for rheumatism. which he has tried
With success: One quart Of milk. quite
hot. into which Stir ounce 81 alum: this
makes curtis aud whey. Battle the part
affected with the whey until too cold
In the meantime keep the curIs hct.
and after bathing put them on as y
pouitice. wrap in d,nu-l And 30 tn nlceI
(yCu CAM. Three applications should
be a perfect cure. even III aggravated
cases.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

Mrs. Lnngtry Is doing SOM thing in
the real sstate business. having pur.
chased a lot in Carson. The chnncrs
are that she will be Ac,niidat- FOR L
&. Senator from NsVnds in tie eUurs,
OF = few years.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

n. Y. Star:-The STANDARD OIL Com
pany. that poverty-stricken association
Of starv'lings. had q narrow escape
from heavy loss yesterday. The public
will breathe more freely that the fire
Was not more costly, hnl that a number
Of pAuperG we're moi thrust upon public
charity.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31

A meeting was called on Monday
eve ning in Bodie to protest against the
Principal Of the public school At thu,
place. The Bodie Miner refrnin1 from
publishing the stntsmeuts maI-. there.
fore VIC suppose they are pretty senan.
tiOnal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
The HaEebrusn Range.

The cattlemen Of the sageLrush cnun.
try are the most progressive and enter.
prang in tho range country. and the
ton is brighter than any other. Blooded
stock are constantly added to the heids,
and all in a position To do SO are tn.
gagged in the gool work Of raising alfnl.
ia. The time will come when Nevada
will be recognized rs the banner stock
country Of the continent.-ISagebrush
Stockmnn.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-07-31
To Miners.

From ak 10 ten good miners can find
employment at Bullion In Railroad
District. this county. None but prnetL
cal miners need apply. 60
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